AutoHotkey Community

Edge and Chrome browsers are giving warnings that the AutoHotkey website is not secure. No https.

not consistently

Most of the time, for me, the forum is hardly usable.

Yes, it's somehow very spotty for me too now...

Just throwing this out there, potential fix, if not already tried :

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69387175/git-for-windows-ssl-certificate-problem-certificate-has-expired

Good luck resolving the issue.

The Verge: Facebook is down, along with Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, and Oculus VR.
https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/4/22708989/instagram-facebook-outage-messenger-whatsapp-error

Yep just noticed too, they have it broken at DNS level...

ok but how is this relevant? the forum has had problems from way before fb went down. can u explain in not-3-words for non-network people what the problem is(assuming it is at all known...)

Still taking about 90 seconds to navigate from post to post for me. But that's an improvement at least ...

Back to normal for me...

I mean do I have to say that it's relevant because it's a reflection of widespread internet website issues because of certificates starting on the 30th due to major changes in the way certificate authorities restrict older versions of TLS. is it not obvious that this is just this Facebook thing the Bank of America thing other websites having major issues all around this time is it not obvious how they're related

Seems back to normal here. "Certifi-geddon"?

Not back to normal on my Apple mobile devices. Still showing bad certificate date -- expired on 9/29/21 even though the certificate shows valid date range of 10/2/21 to 12/30/21.

Did you update to 15.01 boiler?

My iPad is updated to 15.01, but my iPhone is too old to get it (will finally be upgrading now that the new ones are out), so that's on 12.5.5, which is the latest version for it.

For the past few days I experienced frequently the forum being inaccessible.


Best regards, Marius.

Not back to normal. Edge and Chrome still showing red not secure warnings.

I think it's a bad look, as AutoHotkey already gets undeserved heat by various parties. I can only imagine what some are thinking when they come to a not secure website with warning pages or at least red coloring. I'm sure the veterans of the website will be more tolerant, but not sure what new and casuals would think of it.

Currently speedy and okay for me...
Firefox v92 x64

@SOTE this is not in our control. this is entirely external. i have literally done every thing possible. yet some ppl see incorrect certificate warnings while others do not. i cannot do anything about the CA performance. it isnt just us.

MrDodel wrote: ↑

04 Oct 2021, 11:48

Just throwing this out there, potential fix, if not already tried :

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69387175/git-for-windows-ssl-certificate-problem-certificate-has-expired

Good luck resolving the issue.

btw thanks i did try this as well

My situation now is this with Windows 10 Home Ver. 21H1 Build 19043.1266
- Firefox 93.0 no problem
- Chrome 94.0.4606.71 i have only this Warning in the address bar

https://imgbox.com/p2YCipIk